What dash do I have?

[Ajgkirkwood]

Hi everyone, I'm trying to confirm what dash I have. I bought what I was told is a 1942 canadian dodge (the grille and fenders also indicate that) just that I cant find any info on my dash and all that comes up is an "american" dash

[Ajgkirkwood]

[BobT-47P15]

Looks to me like a dash from a 46-48 Plumouth P15 Deluxe (the cheaper model).  It might fit your car if yours looks like a Plymouth.  It does not have the radio grille in the center. And that steering wheel/horn button look like from a Deluxe.  Does your car have a dash now?

[mrwrstory]

looks very much like a P15 dash that has been modified.  The outboard ends, gauge cluster and glove box appear correct. The center has been modified, deleting the radio and speaker grill.

[greg g]

Also missing the accessory switch panel that houses the IGN switch, heater fan defroster and cig lighter.  Looks like my P 15 deluxe dash except for the medalion.  Speedo in mph not kilometers.  My deluxe horn is a button rather than the upmarket with the ring on the steering wheel.

Edited December 19, 2019 by greg g

[hkestes41]

Also does not appear to have the hole for the push button start at the drivers side end of the dash.  

[DonaldSmith]

Were there two series of 42 Canadian Dodges?  One sharing the Plymouth body and one sharing the Chrysler and DeSoto body?

[dpollo]

yes   but the Plymouth bodied cars outnumbered the U S. based Dodge by far.

[Young Ed]

On 12/20/2019 at 3:19 PM, hkestes41 said:

Also does not appear to have the hole for the push button start at the drivers side end of the dash.  

for plymouth at least 42 still had floor starting.